ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES
To work as a warehouse picker, it is important to possess a high school diploma at the very least. Physical dexterity and the ability to read and carry out instructions are very important if you want to work at this position.
Skills required
the ability to work on your own initiative
practical skills
the ability to maintain accurate records
Entry requirements
A reasonable level of physical fitness.
Clean personal record
To work as a warehouse picker, it is important to possess a high school diploma at the very least. Physical dexterity and the ability to read and carry out instructions are very important if you want to work at this position.
Skills required
the ability to work on your own initiative
practical skills
the ability to maintain accurate records
Entry requirements
A reasonable level of physical fitness.
Clean personal record
Duties
Take orders from customers or companies regarding needed product items
Locate product in the warehouse using location forms
Pull products from shelves and ensure that they are not damaged
Test products (such as electronic) to ensure that they are in proper working order
Use racking systems and forklifts to pull order from shelves or stores
Place orders of pallets for shipping purposes
Load and unload shipments and place shipments on racking systems
Complete necessary paperwork and prepare invoices
Operate barcode scanners during put-away processes
Pack item kits in accordance to specifications provided by the customer or company
Ensure the accuracy of each order
Ensure a clean working area at all times
Refer to pick reports for work orders
Mark items with stock codes
Track and maintain inventory for all items in storage
Transport pallets to loading docks and assist in unloading items
Document every action on paper and in a predefined database
Perform maintenance of assembly tracks and forklifts on a periodic basis
Seal all pulled orders in shrinking plastic to ensure safety
Perform stocking duties and ensure restocking of each product pulled from the inventory
Working hours, patterns and environment
You'll usually work on shift. Overtime and part-time hours may also be available.
You'll need to be available to work at weekends and to be on call.
You'll spend most of your time at customers premises, and travelling between sites.
Career path and progression
With experience, you could progress to a supervisor or manager position.
Take orders from customers or companies regarding needed product items
Locate product in the warehouse using location forms
Pull products from shelves and ensure that they are not damaged
Test products (such as electronic) to ensure that they are in proper working order
Use racking systems and forklifts to pull order from shelves or stores
Place orders of pallets for shipping purposes
Load and unload shipments and place shipments on racking systems
Complete necessary paperwork and prepare invoices
Operate barcode scanners during put-away processes
Pack item kits in accordance to specifications provided by the customer or company
Ensure the accuracy of each order
Ensure a clean working area at all times
Refer to pick reports for work orders
Mark items with stock codes
Track and maintain inventory for all items in storage
Transport pallets to loading docks and assist in unloading items
Document every action on paper and in a predefined database
Perform maintenance of assembly tracks and forklifts on a periodic basis
Seal all pulled orders in shrinking plastic to ensure safety
Perform stocking duties and ensure restocking of each product pulled from the inventory
Working hours, patterns and environment
You'll usually work on shift. Overtime and part-time hours may also be available.
You'll need to be available to work at weekends and to be on call.
You'll spend most of your time at customers premises, and travelling between sites.
Career path and progression
With experience, you could progress to a supervisor or manager position.
3+ years experience
Alijan Rajan agnel@virainternational.com
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